Posted on Aug 22, 2014
If you are family/blood related, do you render a salute to your family member?
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I understand the whole "married before officer/enlisted as exception" isn't considered fraternization. Please understand that is not what I am asking.
If there is a sibling/parent/son or daughter who is an officer and you are enlisted, do you render a salute to them?
Also, does the family member have the right to give officer orders to the enlisted?
Please provide supporting ARs/AFIs/MCOs/NAVREGs/SOPs (that was a mouthful) for this questionnaire. Thank you!
If there is a sibling/parent/son or daughter who is an officer and you are enlisted, do you render a salute to them?
Also, does the family member have the right to give officer orders to the enlisted?
Please provide supporting ARs/AFIs/MCOs/NAVREGs/SOPs (that was a mouthful) for this questionnaire. Thank you!
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At work or in uniform? Yes. In the privacy of your own home? That's none of our business.
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My little brother is a CW2. You better believe that I rendered him a salute at his promotion ceremony. To be honest, it embarrassed him. Same with my uncle who issued the oath. He is a retired AF LTC who wore his uniform for the ceremony. The right thing to do is always the right thing to do.
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I'd be honored to salute my baby sister! All day every day 24/7. No regulations posted. I'm retired.
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SGT Richard H.
Darn right! If my daughter follows my advice and goes the Officer path I'd be the first in line to salute her...if only to recoup $1 of my investment
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